and unsuccessfully tri=ed to=20tell the Builder of being unchained.=C2=B7 Anthem and Everyman met the Singerians in Lower Urbis.=C2=B7 They sang the Star-Song and more of the people of lower Urbis were=20unchained and invaded.=20=C2=B7 Lower Urbis celebrated the Festival of Life.=C2=B7 The Star-Song came to Upper Urbis.=C2=B7 The Poet King learned of the Star-Song and then issued an execution= of=20those who did not believe in the mountain gods.=C2=B7 Praxis sold his soul to Sarkon who finished the statue of Sarkon on= the=20unicorn.=20=C2=B7 The Singerians who were in lower Urbis were poisoned and died.=20=C2=B7 The Singerians who escaped the tunnels were captured and brought to==20prison cells. Anthem and Everyman escaped the capture.=C2=B7 The Singerians in prison became ill and some died.=C2=B7 Sarkon made Praxis carry out a new decree "All children in the cell=s=20below the age of seven summers must be taken from their parents."=C2=B7 Praxis carried out the decree made by Sarkon.=C2=B7 The Games of Karnos began.=20=C2=B7 Anthem and Everyman give Praxis the opportunity again to be invaded=; but=20again Praxis refused.=C2=B7 Blach Knights from the Poet King found Everyman and Anthem.=C2=B7 Everyman was tied to a pole with oiled faggots under him for his=20execution. Sarkon told Praxis to light the log on fire; but Praxis couldn't.==20He threw the lit tourch at Sarkon and fled. Sarkon then lit the oiled logs;=20Everyman died (was freed).=C2=B7 Praxis cried out to Earthmaker and then met a White Knight; Praxis=20=heard=20the Star-Song and became unchained.=C2=B7 =20C. End=C2=B7 Praxis destroyed the statue of Sarkon and was arrested.=C2=B7 Anthem and Praxis were released with the Tasman jackals to be execu=ted.=C2=B7 *****************D. The main conflict of this story was an external conflict between two=20opposing forces; good vs. evil. This story is about Satan, the antagonistic=20character, (...
